The confluence of lingering cost pressures and advancing technology appears to be translating into a boom in smaller businesses’ deploying AI-designed graphics and logos.
Maybe they also suck at taking photos, but if I see food (or anything else) advertised with a slop image, there’s a 0.00% chance I’m buying it. It just reeks of dishonesty and laziness, plus I hate ai. With no image, I might actually buy it. I’ve actually ordered food from many a text-only menu.
I don’t hate AI, but I’m also not buying that food. I’ll assume that there’s a chance they’ve never actually made that menu item before opening their restaurant if AI art is the beta they’ve got.
That’s not acceptable, that’s not professional, somebody is going to eat that burrito - are you going to file their permission to use the image of their food? Too complicated.
You presumably make the food nearly every day.
I would imagine you probably have a phone with a built in camera.
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Do I have to spell it out?
Maybe they suck at making the food?
Maybe they also suck at taking photos, but if I see food (or anything else) advertised with a slop image, there’s a 0.00% chance I’m buying it. It just reeks of dishonesty and laziness, plus I hate ai. With no image, I might actually buy it. I’ve actually ordered food from many a text-only menu.
I don’t hate AI, but I’m also not buying that food. I’ll assume that there’s a chance they’ve never actually made that menu item before opening their restaurant if AI art is the beta they’ve got.
That’s not acceptable, that’s not professional, somebody is going to eat that burrito - are you going to file their permission to use the image of their food? Too complicated.
But the food we make is ugly bro!